Eighteen Lakes in Eastern Zhejiang

The main feature of the Eighteen Pools in Eastern Zhejiang is the eighteen beautiful pools in the middle of the canyon. The Eighteen Bays are eighteen pools, each pool is turquoise and clear, the bays are undulating, the waterfalls are like snow, and the pools are as green as jade! In addition, the mountains here are very steep, with dense forests, majestic rocks, and waterfalls. The waterscape forms a landscape with a strong visual impact! The Eighteen Pools in Eastern Zhejiang are located in Tongshukeng Village, Pingtian Township, western Huangyan. Walking down along a bamboo forest, there are two streams gurgling at a corner, and a pool of clear springs converges on a pile of rocks not far away. The scorching sun is overhead, and the clear stream is in front of you, which attracts a group of people to jump down and play in the water first. The companions introduced that this place is called Shuanglongguan, because it is backed by mountains and water, and is regarded as a treasure land. Two streams flowing out of the bamboo forest converge here, and then fall into the deep canyon. The Eighteen Pools in Eastern Zhejiang are in this canyon. There are ten scenic spots in the Eighteen Ponds of Eastern Zhejiang, including Tongshu Liujin, Chongmen Kaitian, Changtan Youlong, Tieliu Feixie, Gaotai Suying, Huangyan Huishi, and Green Guest Restaurant Show. The names of some scenic spots are full of red cultural atmosphere, because these were once the places where the Red Army fought, and the blood and sweat of the soldiers were left in the poor mountains and bad waters. For example, Pobitai was named to commemorate the first squadron of the Kuacang Detachment of the Southern Zhejiang Guerrilla Column overcame many obstacles and won a decisive victory, and Tieliu Waterfall was named to commemorate a guerrilla team that once stationed and fought bravely here.